Intro: Without inventions discovered in 1920 - 1930, we would not have the technology we have today. Imagine life with movies without any sound, transportation without cars, paper cuts without band-aids. It was the 1920's where major inventions were created. In the 1920s - 1930s, technology, entertainment, and economy and politics all drastically changed. In the technological area, Ford cars, band-aids, and the lie detector were created. The technology developed in the 1920s enables people to prevent infects after cuts, escaping from punishment after committing crime, and save energy by driving a car. Changes in the entertainment areas are films with sound, the famous Charleston dance, and the publish of major magazines that still exists today. Political changes include the constitutional amendment: the rights for women to vote, the black plague spreading in India, and the increase inflation in Germany.
Timeline:
1920:
League of Nations Established
Bubonic plague in India
Women Granted the Right to Vote in U.S.
1921:
Extreme Inflation in Germany
Irish Free State Proclaimed
Lie Detector Invented
1922:
Michael Collins Killed in Ambush
Mussolini Marches on Rome
The Reader's Digest Published
1923:
Talking Movies Invented
Teapot Dome Scandal
Time Magazine Founded
1924:
First Olympic Winter Games
J. Edgar Hoover Appointed FBI Director
Leopold and Loeb Murder a Neighbor Out of Boredom
1925:
Hitler Publishes Mein Kampf
The Scopes (Monkey) Trial
Flapper dresses in style
1926:
Houdini Dies After Being Punched
Robert Goddard Fires His First Liquid-Fuel Rocket
A Woman Swims the English Channel
1927:
BBC Founded
The First Talking Movie, The Jazz Singer
Babe Ruth makes home-run record
1928:
Bubble Gum Invented
First Mickey Mouse Cartoon
First Oxford English Dictionary Published
1929:
St. Valentine's Day Massacre
Car radio invented
Stock market crashes
1930:
Gandhi's Salt March
Pluto Discovered
Stalin Begins Collectivizing Agriculture in the U.S.S.R.
Technology:
Transportation :
Commercial Aviation
First portable radio and first car radio are manufactured
Inventions:
Herbert Kalmus makes first successful use of the Technicolor process
1927: Henry Ford began the mass production of the car (paid workers $5 a day)
1921: Lie Detector Invented
1920: The band-aid is invented
Entertainment:
Movies :
The 1st film with sounds : "The Jazz Singer"
The most famous movie dog is Rin - Tin - Tin
Famous Figures :
Mae Murray - actress
Gloria Swanson - actress
Charlie Chaplin - actor
Arnold Shaw - musician
Louise Brooks - fashion icon
Magazines : The Reader's Digest was published Time Magazine was founded
Dance :
The Charleston Dance became popular
History of the U.S and other countries:
Presidents of the U.S:
1913-1921: Woodrow Wilson
1921-1923: Warren G. Harding
1923-1929: Calvin Coolidge
1929-1933: Herbert Hoover
Vice Presidents of the U.S:
1913-1921: Thomas R. Marshall
1921-1923: Calvin Coolidge
1923-1925: None
1925-1929: Charles Dawes
1929-1933: Charles Curtis
Calvin Coolidge
Economy, Politics, and Others:
1920: Constitutional amendment; rights for women to vote.
1921: Extreme inflation in Germany.
1923: Hitler won power by democratic means.
Adolf Hitler
Catastrophes:
1920: Bubonic Plague spreads into India.
1929: Stock market crashes - leading to the Great Depression.
Stock market crashes
Interesting Facts:
Famous people:
Born: Marilyn Manroe; actress (June 1, 1926).
Death: Bessie Coleman; African America Pilot (April 30, 1926).
Marilyn Monroe
1920-1930 A
Intro: Without inventions discovered in 1920 - 1930, we would not have the technology we have today. Imagine life with movies without any sound, transportation without cars, paper cuts without band-aids. It was the 1920's where major inventions were created. In the 1920s - 1930s, technology, entertainment, and economy and politics all drastically changed. In the technological area, Ford cars, band-aids, and the lie detector were created. The technology developed in the 1920s enables people to prevent infects after cuts, escaping from punishment after committing crime, and save energy by driving a car. Changes in the entertainment areas are films with sound, the famous Charleston dance, and the publish of major magazines that still exists today. Political changes include the constitutional amendment: the rights for women to vote, the black plague spreading in India, and the increase inflation in Germany.Timeline:
1920:- League of Nations Established
- Bubonic plague in India
- Women Granted the Right to Vote in U.S.
1921:- Extreme Inflation in Germany
- Irish Free State Proclaimed
- Lie Detector Invented
1922:- Michael Collins Killed in Ambush
- Mussolini Marches on Rome
- The Reader's Digest Published
1923:- Talking Movies Invented
- Teapot Dome Scandal
- Time Magazine Founded
1924:- First Olympic Winter Games
- J. Edgar Hoover Appointed FBI Director
- Leopold and Loeb Murder a Neighbor Out of Boredom
1925:- Hitler Publishes Mein Kampf
- The Scopes (Monkey) Trial
- Flapper dresses in style
1926:- Houdini Dies After Being Punched
- Robert Goddard Fires His First Liquid-Fuel Rocket
- A Woman Swims the English Channel
1927:- BBC Founded
- The First Talking Movie, The Jazz Singer
- Babe Ruth makes home-run record
1928:- Bubble Gum Invented
- First Mickey Mouse Cartoon
- First Oxford English Dictionary Published
1929:- St. Valentine's Day Massacre
- Car radio invented
- Stock market crashes
1930:Technology:
Transportation :Commercial Aviation
First portable radio and first car radio are manufactured
Inventions:
Herbert Kalmus makes first successful use of the Technicolor process
1927: Henry Ford began the mass production of the car (paid workers $5 a day)
1921: Lie Detector Invented
1920: The band-aid is invented
Entertainment:
Movies :The 1st film with sounds : "The Jazz Singer"
The most famous movie dog is Rin - Tin - Tin
Famous Figures :
Mae Murray - actress
Gloria Swanson - actress
Charlie Chaplin - actor
Arnold Shaw - musician
Louise Brooks - fashion icon
Magazines :
The Reader's Digest was published
Time Magazine was founded
Dance :
The Charleston Dance became popular
History of the U.S and other countries:
Presidents of the U.S:Vice Presidents of the U.S:
Calvin Coolidge
Economy, Politics, and Others:
Adolf Hitler
Catastrophes:
1920: Bubonic Plague spreads into India.
1929: Stock market crashes - leading to the Great Depression.
Stock market crashes
Interesting Facts:
Famous people:Born: Marilyn Manroe; actress (June 1, 1926).
Death: Bessie Coleman; African America Pilot (April 30, 1926).
Marilyn Monroe
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